Proper Nouns
Pronouns
Subject-Verb Agreement
Perspective
Telling v.s. Showing
100

Which word is a proper noun?

A. city
B. school
C. Texas
D. teacher

C. Texas

100

Which pronoun could replace the underlined noun?

Marcus finished his homework.

A. He
B. They
C. It
D. We

A. He

100

Choose the correct verb:

The dog ___ across the yard.

A. run
B. runs

B. runs

100

A story told using "I," "me," and "my" is usually written from which point of view?

a.) first-person

b.) second-person

c.) third-person limited

d.) third-person omniscient

a.) first-person

100

Is this sentence telling or showing?

Jordan was nervous.


telling

200

Question: Identify the proper nouns in this sentence:

Maria visited the Alamo in San Antonio during spring break.

Maria, Alamo, San Antonio

200

Identify the pronoun in this sentence:

She brought the book to class.


She

200

Choose the correct verb:

The students ___ ready for the test.

A. is
B. are

B. are

200

A narrator uses "he," "she," and "they" and tells the story from outside the action. What point of view is this?

third-person

200

Is this sentence telling or showing?

Jordan's hands trembled as she stared at the stage.


showing

300

Which sentence correctly capitalizes all proper nouns?

A. My family visited california in July.
B. My family visited California in july.
C. My family visited California in July.
D. My family visited california in july.

C. My family visited California in July.

300

Choose the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence:


The students finished ___ project.

A. his
B. her
C. their
D. its

C. their

300

Which sentence is correct?

A. The group of students are working.
B. The group of students is working.

B. The group of students is working.

300

Read the sentence:

I couldn't believe my eyes when I opened the locker.

What perspective is being used?

first-person perspective

300

Change this telling sentence into showing:

Marcus was angry.


Marcus clenched his fists and slammed the door.

400

Rewrite this sentence using correct capitalization:


on saturday, james went to walmart with his mother.


On Saturday, James went to Walmart with his mother.

400

dentify the antecedent of the underlined pronoun:

The dog chased its tail around the yard.


dog
400

Find and correct the error:

Neither the teacher nor the students was prepared for the assembly.


were

400

Two characters witness the same event but describe it differently because they have different thoughts, feelings, and experiences. What literary concept does this demonstrate?

perspective

400

Which sentence uses showing?

A. Elena was scared.
B. Elena's heart pounded as she slowly backed away from the dark hallway.

B. Elena's heart pounded as she slowly backed away from the dark hallway.

500

Explain the difference between a common noun and a proper noun. Give one example of each.


Answer: A common noun names a general person, place, thing, or idea; a proper noun names a specific one and is capitalized.
Example: city → Houston.

500

What is wrong with this sentence?

When Sarah talked to Maria, she was upset.


Answer: What is the pronoun "she" is unclear? We don't know whether Sarah or Maria was upset.

500

 Each of the players ___ responsible for bringing a uniform.

A. are
B. were
C. is
D. have

C. is

500

How might the perspective of a character affect the way an event is described?

A character's experiences, beliefs, emotions, and opinions can influence what they notice and how they interpret or describe an event.

500

Why might an author choose to "show" instead of "tell" how a character feels?

Showing allows readers to infer the character's emotions through actions, dialogue, thoughts, body language, and sensory details, making the writing more engaging.

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